Veterans Elect Post Officers for 1913
Robert Anderson post No 68 G A R Iowa holds its regular meeting electing J Sid Anderson as post head. Other officers listed. resolutions adopted honoring Isaac C Munger who died Nov 19 1912 in Houston Texas with sympathy to his family and post records to be updated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Anderson
Department of Iowa
J. Sid Anderson
W. Herete
K. G .Peter
J. M. Harmon
D. Haffa
C. G. Crabtree
W. D. Reed
A. Cordell
C. D. Becker
John McStay
Simon Shanks
Isaac Munger
Robt
Anderson Post
Isaac C. Munger
Houston
Texas
G. A
Munger
Baroness von Suttner Supports Peace and Suffrage
New York December 14 Baroness Bertha von Suttner sails December 14 for Europe on the final leg of her world journey and discusses her strong belief that world peace and woman suffrage advance together. She is the daughter of Austrian field marshal Count Franz Kinsky and has long led the peace movement. She founded the Austrian Peace Society and inspired the Nobel Prizes, winning the Nobel Peace Prize in 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bertha von Suttner
Europe
Franz Kineky
Peace Society
Advertised Letters at Waterloo Iowa December 11 1912
A Water loo Iowa newspaper lists names of advertised mail for December 11 1912. The roster includes numerous women and men with varied surnames and initials such as Mrs J G Alexander Miss May Andrews Mrs Paulina Armbuster and Vernon Adams along with many others. It also mentions addresses and business names like 515 Cottage St and Firma National Straw Board Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Iowa
J. G. Alexander
May Andrews
Paulina Armbuster
Gee
Baker
J. Blake
Anna Bloodworth
J. B. Bloodworth
Vivian Brink
A. A. Burr
Fred Castle
Frances Candler
Bessie Conrad
Dora Coombs
Henry Counter
Eeith Cunningham
Ray Daniels
Flossie Davis
Helen Dean
Hattie Dillon
Dorsey Dunlap
Tillie Dunt
Martha Evans
Mabel Farum
Julie Fout
G. W. Geidl
Lizzie Grady
Henrietta Ground
Augina Hader
Tillie Hader
Hazel Hewitt
E. G. Kelley
Edith Lewis
Elsie McKeever
M. A. Young
Vernon Adams
Bert Andrews
Frank Dear
Anton Balen
S. H. Ballard
F. A. Baughman
Webster Belford
Elas Bennetham
August P. Berrier
Bert Johnson
Bert
John L. Bland
Ivan Boilen
H. 4
Broat
Charles Bunger
Patrick Burke
Ira Buttler
A. E. Chapman
W. F. Chapman
Miller
Linn Millett
C. R B. Moortes
H. D. Moore
Hattie Morse
W. C. Nason
Z. A. Nazner
P. C. Nelson
Fred Newton
Lee Pennington
Louis Powers
J. Ralbeck
Syrus E. Rogers
Rufus W. Smith
Frank Spores
Seth Stockholm
O. H. Thomas
Frank Tomshek
B. B. Waring
Jno
D. Walter
H. E. Weetaner
Chas
B. West
Woolf
J. J. Bitters
J. Bradt
Demetre Christinides
E. T. Cox Todyr Hr
What Became of Jennie Brice An Actual Jury
An upcoming Monday Tuesday event at the First Congregational church will have a jury determine the fate of Jennie Brice. Tickets are 50 cents and on sale at Schuneman's. event details cover an evening at the river side venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Brice
Congregational Church
Schuneman's
Chicago Great Western Makes Major Rail Upgrades
The Chicago Great Western completes the Oelwein to Waterloo track relaying with 90 pound steel rails and signals. Plans call for Waterloo to Des Moines and Des Moines to Kansas City upgrades, 140 miles doubled, 50 new engines, and electric block signaling on the southern division. The line, once mocked, now leads in Midwest rail improvements backed by Morgan interests. Chamberlains Tablets ad ends the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelwein
Waterloo
Des Moines
Kansas City
Qelwein
Chicago
Chicago Great Western
Middle West
American Locomotive Works
Great Western
Jail Services At The Jail Led By Mr Fenwick
The morning services at the jail were led by Mr Fenwick on the theme The Love of God from John 3 16. Mrs Bessie Wright and Mr Fenwick sang Face to Face as a duet. Seven inmates and eight Christian workers attended. Mrs J N McStay could not attend due to a fall spraining her right arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenwick
God
Bessie Wright
J. N. McStay
Car of grain spills on Great Western tracks
A car of wheat spilled on the Great Western tracks at Fourth and Bluff streets Saturday afternoon when a drawbar pulled out. Grain piled several feet deep in the street. section men cleared it. Delay to the train was brief. The item mentions illnesses and a Cham ber lain's Cough Remedy ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Western
Fourth
Bluff Streets
Real Estate Transfers in Waterloo and Cedar Falls
Real estate transfers listed by Black Hawk Co Abstract Co involve Elinor Wild Gates to A D Stephen parcels in sections 18 87 11 and 28 24 20 and 13 87 12 for 1 dollar. H W Wilson buys part of lot 2 block 16 Whitney Sedgwick addition Waterloo for 1 dollar. Herbert D Kelley to Mary A Kellay part of lot 9 block 3 Verdens addition Waterloo for 1 dollar. Marie L Weaver to Katherine L Brandes lot 4 block 9 1st addition Grand View Place Waterloo for 1 dollar. Cedar Falls Building and Loan assoc to Julia Frances Huts lot 6 block 11 Mullatky addition Cedar Falls for 1050 dollars. Ralph B Bippy to Ralph Storm jot 10 block 74 Cooley’s addition Waterloo for 4500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
Elinor Wild Gates
A. D. Stephen
Douglas
H. W. Wilson
Whitney & Sedgwick
Waterloo
Hbert D. Kelley
Mary A. Kellay
Virden
L. Weaver
Katherine L. Brandes
Grand View Place
Cedar Falls Building and Loan Association
Julia Frances Huts
A. Mullatky
Cedar Falls
Ralph B. Bippy
Ralph Storm
Cooley’s
Waterian &4
Injured Girl Catherine Glazariday Hit By Auto
An X ray shows Catherine Glazariday, eight years old, sustained a leg fracture and dislocated elbow after Mink’s car struck her on Westfield Road opposite Waterloo Gasoline Engine Co. She was taken to a local hospital. Her parents are Mr and Mrs J H Glazariday of 200 Witty Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Glazariday
Mink
Weatfield Road
Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company
J. H
Witty Street
Catherine
Mrs Depew Dies In Oklahoma Former Waterloo Resident
Mrs M a DePew a former Waterloo resident died December 9 in Kingfisher Okla after an operation in a hospital She ran a brief emporium in Waterloo and later moved to Kingfisher where she lived until her death An active Eastern Star member she served as worthy matron there last year Funeral services were held in Kingfisher with Eastern Star officers officiating Clarence DePew of Des Moines her son attended the last rites along with his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. 8. DePew
Waterloo
Hid
Okla
DePew
Kingfisher
Eastern Star
Thin City
The
Eastern Stars
Clarence
Des Moines
Sunday Services at Wal nut Street Baptist Church
Attendance at Sunday School exceeded 600 with about half in the men’s Bible class. J S Tuthill praised the class talk Does the Laboring Man Have a Fair Chance. Dr John Bunyan Smith preached Ye Must Be Born Again and eighteen souls were saved. Also notes on Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy and Iowa patents for the week ending Dec 10, 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street Baptist Church
J. S. Tuthill
Waas
John Bunyan Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rewiocl Obamica Co
Baltimore, Md
Franklin Street
Sycamore St
Canada
Bas General
Aencoturs
Frank H. Hewitt
Blackstone
All Waterloo Grocers
Black Hawk
Coffee & Spice Company
Klinefelter & Sons
Ws Avenue
Wear
Amd
Bret Door
Sr Alam
Sid Anderson
Mem
Ory
J. C. Manger
D. Becker
John Averill
Committee
Mer
Baroness von Sutpiner
Seca - Ae Ee
Baroness
von. Sulenss
Sports Afield
Aportaman
Sporta Afield Co
Dearborn
Kenoas City
Chamberlain
All Dealera
Ofce
Wilfred C. Lane
Crocker Building
Callison
Dexter
J. Dematteis
Batavia
A.A. Duba
C. L. Dyk
Orange City
J. D. la Tier
B. B.leonard
Odebolt
M. Nesheim
Council Bluffa
C. F.orndoff
Council Bluffs
W. A. Sheaffer
Fort Madison
Iowa Homestead
James M. Pierce
Webster
Thor
Webster Chemical Company
St. Paul, Minnesota
Cohn Brothers
Commercial
Art Campbell
T. Me Filkins
Hydason
McCormick
Deering
Janesville
Good Sound Corp
Crib
Wm. Holland
W. F. McGarvey
A. G. Campbell
Prop. P.S
California
E. W. Magee
Dunkerton
Fairbank
Readlyn
F. P. Davis
Deere
Rock Island
Thomas Hay
Deere Hay
McCormick Corn
Osborne Side
Rock Inland
Budiong
Case
Fuller & Johnson
A. Liebert
H. A. Murray
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